The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09
Personal.

will arrive to-day to take il com
mencement.
Miss Mary Stifel and Miss
Stamm, of Wheeling, are, at the
Commercial.
we regret ceedingly to announce
that 4. G. Ramage, Esq, of the class
of '76, is yeryil
Miss Crissie Paterson, Of Pitts
burgh, will arrive to-day and be the
guest Of Mrs. Prof. White.
Miss Eva Hayes, Of Grafton, is
! here visiting friends and relatives
and attending Commencement
DR.. w. L. Mclane, Of West Union,
is among the many who came to
the Athens to attend commence
ment.
p. Brown Smith, Of Uniontown. Pa,
is Ithe guest Of MI. Q. H. Ollie. He
will attend the University next
year. II
Miss May Hopkins, Of Parkers-.
=, burg, and Miss Minnie Mccoy, Of
Fairmont, are here for commence
ment. .s4SS
Harry F. Smith, an enterprising
stock farmer from near Fairmont,
and who is an old student, came
last night. Yt# U
Miss Elite Boyers came home
/ from Broaddus Female College yes.
\ terday, Of which she is a member Of
the Faculty. " az
. Hon. Stephen B. Elkins and wife
arrived yesterday and are the
guests Of Hon. John A. Ollie. They.
will remain until after commence
ment. .-. m. Liz %+ IT. f
l. Miss Eunice Boughner, fascin-
ating young lady Of Greensboro,
Pa, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Emma Boughnef, on North Main
street. 4. ! = IT. n n ~
\ Prof F.. S. Lyon, President Of
Broaddus Female College, Clarks-
burg, arrived on last evenings train,
and is the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. D. B. Purinton. It.t. 3D.
Mr. Cassius C. Brown, a former
student from this county, and VIM.
Boughner, of Greensboro, Pa, are
guests of their aunt, Mrs. fBoughner
On North Main street. e N f.. l.
j Mr.. W. T. W. Barbe, of the Par
kersburg Journal, will arrive to-day.
Mr.. Barbe is member of the
Grass of '84 and will read the poem
at the alumni meeting tonight
The following ladies from Fair.
mont are in town attending Com
mencement: Jennie Raymond, Lily
Raymond, Jennie Fisher, Cora
Fisher, Eva Brand, Cora Ogden,
4 Arab Martin and Rosa SWisher.
Harry L. Robinson, class of'84,
Of Uniontown, Pa, came to Com
mencemcnt yesterday. He has just
been admitted to the Bar in Penn
sylvania, and is one of the best.
alumni the University ever gradu-
ated. -:
II John z. Harris, ESQ.,, of '73, is in
town circulating among old friends.
He is one Of our oldest graduates
and one of the most brilliant orators
of the alumni. He will deliver the
Grafton to the alumni Thursday.
There will be three trains run on
the F., M. up. Friday for the bene-
fit of persons remaining for all the
exercises at the University. First
train will leave at $50, second at
10 a. m. and last one at 4::20 b. m.
This will afford all persons ample
opportunity to attend the ball.
Remember that Lazier's ice
cream parlors are open all day to-
day. He has the most elegant &C
commodation in town. just call
and see yourself. The best straw
berries and choicest ice cream. IF
you are too warm, here is the place
to get cool.
4. As large number Of town people
land visitors went up to see the ca
Edets drill on yesterday evening.
The boys make a very good appear
lance They, headed BY the band,
came down street and formed battal-s
lion at the crossing of Main and
" alnut streets, where they gave an
exhibition drill. The military de.
partment Of the University is one Of
the most useful and attractive fea-
lures. It makes smen graceful and
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